What happened to the BBC EastEnders family the Mitchells? And where they are now
MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS Fights, lies, secret affairs and people coming back from the 'dead'...
by Rebecca KoncienzcyFive years after EastEnders started on the BBC, one of the soap's most iconic families arrived in Albert Square.
Phil and Grant Mitchell rolled up in Walford in February 1990 and these bad boy brothers meant business.
Their macho, thug persona was matched by their formidable mum, matriarch, Peggy and the manipulative and headstrong sister, Sam.
The Mitchells have dominated storylines in the the award-winning soap for decades and show no sign of stopping with the Sharon's affair with Keanu set to explode this Christmas.
So we have had a look back at the family and where the cast and characters are now.
Phil Mitchell
Played by Steve McFadden, Phil is a firm fan favourite who has had some incredible storylines over the years.
From his battle with alcoholism and the 'whodunit' mystery of who shot him to his affair with his brothers wife and becoming a career criminal, Phil has has rarely had a dull moment.
The character was supposed to be the more level-headed one out of him and Phil, but over the years, Phil has become increasingly violent and shown vindictive traits - bullying Ian Beale and his treatment of past lovers like Lisa and Shirley.
'Sharongate' was perhaps one of his most memorable storylines, which saw his brother Grant discover his affair with his wife Sharon, played by Letitia Dean.
In 1994 millions tuned into to watch Grant beat up his brother leaving him in intensive care.
Regular viewers will know that Sharon and Phil have a happy ending, as they are currently expecting a baby - but, in true soap style, Christmas may burst that bubble for Phil when he finds out Keanu Taylor, played by Danny Walters, is actually the dad.
For actor Steve, Phil has been a permanent fixture of his acting career, which began in 1988 with a run of small roles in TV shows like The Bill and Minder.
His role in the soap has brought him many soap awards and nominations over the years and it doesn't look like he intends on leaving Phil behind any time soon.
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In a testament to his cult following as Phil Mitchell, Steve drew massive crowds of students when was the special guest at Level in Liverpool back in 2016.
Steve, 60, has five children, his son Matt with Sue Marshall, two daughters, Teona and Mollie Jane with Angela Bostock, another daughter, Ameilie Tinkerbell with Rachel Sidwell and a fourth daughter, Frankie who was born in 2016, with girlfriend Karen Caims.
He is also a very keen sailor and took part in the Diamond Jubilee Thames Pageant in 2012.
Grant Mitchell
Grant, played by Ross Kemp, has always been the bad boy of Walford, but one that clearly has soft centre making him beloved by soap fans.
His fiery temper got him into hot water ever since he first appeared in 1990 where often resorted to violence.
As well as 'Sharongate', the character was also embroiled in a combustible Margie to Tiffany Raymond, played by Martine McCutcheon.
Viewers were gripped by the story as Tiff fell for Grant and he gave her physical and emotional abuse in return.
Things came to a tragic end for Tiff on New Year's Eve 1998 when she was killed in a car accident while trying to get her daughter Courtney from Grant.
Shortly after this storyline, Ross decided to quit the show after nine years and was written out in 1999 with a big production car crash with Phil in the River Thames.
It was uncertain if Grant had survived, but it was later revealed that he had taken his daughter to Brazil.
During Ross Kemp's time away from EastEnders, the actor took on a number of TV roles, including Sgt. Henry Garvie in Ultimate Force and his hilarious stint in Ricky Gervais' Extras.
It was at this time that Kemp, 55, began carving out a successful career in factual documentaries. The BAFTA award-winning Ross Kemp on Gangs first aired in 2004, running for four seasons.
He has continued to work with Sky One and ITV with a variety of hard-hitting shows like Ross Kemp's Britain and Ross Kemp Behind Bars.
But he also made a reappearance as Grant in the BBC soap, coming back for a year in 2005.
He came back to exonerate his sister Sam, at that time being played by Kim Metcalf, for the murder of Den Watts.
Grant brought his daughter Courtney, played by Megan Jossa, to Walford with him and after a series of one-night stands and affairs, his Brazilian wife turns up only for him to leave shortly after for Portugal.
He made a second return in 2016 for his mum, Peggy's final scenes after her terminal cancer diagnoses in 2016.
But with the character going back to Portugal, there is no sign of him coming back any time soon.
Actor Ross has four children, one with makeup artist Nicola Coleman and three more with his wife Renee O'Brien.
Peggy Mitchell
Carry On actress Barbara Windsor was not the first person to play Peggy Mitchell.
The iconic character first graced the screen in 1991 when she was portrayed by Jo Warne, who also played Julie Corrigan's mum in Grange Hill.
She was only on screen for a few months and then Barbra took over in 1994 until the character's final scenes in 2016.
Often heard shouting "Get outta my pub", Peggy was the landlord of The Queen Vic after Phil's affair with Grant's wife Sharon.
From neighbour wars with Pauline Fowler, played by the late Wendy Richard, to failed marriage with Frank Butcher, played by the late Mike Reid, and feuds over the ownership of the pub, Peggy was a larger than life character that fans loved.
During her years at the BBC soap, Barabra was forced to take an extended period of time away from Walford on 2003 due to Epstein-Barr virus - but that didn't stop her making two guest appearances during her absence.
Barbara, 82, announced she was leaving in 2009, four years after returning full time.
Between then and 2016 she made several guest appearances, and then returned for a tragic storyline as the character took a lethal overdose of pills following a terminal cancer diagnoses.
Barbara began her career in the 60s making a name for herself in the Carry On films.
She also appeared as the voice of the dormouse in the remake of Alice in Wonderland with Johnny Depp in 2010.
The DBE (Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire) has been married three times and in her autobiography, All of Me, she wrote about having five abortions in her life time, saying she never wanted children, having never gotten over her own father rejecting her when her parents divorced.
In 2018, Barbara's husband, Scott Mitchell, revealed that she had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2014.
Sam Mitchell
Sam Mitchell, played by Daniella Westbrook, joined the soap as a 15-year-old schoolgirl in 1990 alongside her brothers.
Despite the popularity of the character, she was written out of the show twice, once in 1996 and once in 2000 due to off-screen controversies of the actress.
But when the character was on screen she had a great deal of feisty storylines, from becoming a topless model to being wrongly imprisoned for Den Watts' murder.
EastEnders was Daniella's first TV job and she has spoken candidly in th past about her mental health and battle with addiction.
She told Loose Women she has a borderline personality disorder, bipolar and paranoid schizophrenia.
The 46-year-old appeared on the now axed Jeremy Kyle Show a number of times to confront her addiction to cocaine and how it interfered with her life and acting career.
In 2000 she was pictured at the British Soap Awards with her septum missing due to her heavy drug use.
Daniella was involved in a car crash in 1998 which left her with severe facial injuries when she was flung from the car windscreen.
She was in a relationship with East17's Brain Harvey in the early 90s, and has a son with Robert Fernandez.
She also has a daughter with Kevin Jenkins, Jodie B was born in 2001.
Daniella was later replaced as Sam in EastEnders by Kim Medcalf when Sam made a return to the square in 2001.
This was Kim's first TV role and since she left in 2005 she picked up a few acting jobs such as Nurse Annie in Harley Street and Suki Vincent in Collateral.
The character of Sam moved to Portugal with Grant.
Sharon Mitchell
Actress Letitia Dean has played the role in the BBC soap since Sharon's first appearance in 1985, after making appearances in Grange Hill and Liverpool soap Brookside.
She had set her heart on acting from a young age, attending the Sylvia Young Theatre School in London, and began her career early when she was cast as Pepper in stage musical Annie aged 12.
But it was EastEnders that propelled the actress to become a household name with dramatic love triangles like 'Sharongate' where she cheated on her husband Grant Michell with his brother Phill.
She played the role for ten years until 1995 before taking a break to pursue other projects where she took on roles in Doctors, Casualty and The Bill.
But due to the popularity of the character Sharon, Letitia was convinced to come back to the East End in 2001.
Sharon came back to Albert Square until 2006 when the actress left the soap again - but she was always due to return.
During her break, Letitia took part in BBC's fifth series of Strictly Come Dancing in 2007. Paired with professional dancer Darren Bennett, the couple made it to the quarter-finals with her impressing the judges with her improvements over the weeks.
She then also went on to do the live Strictly tour in 2008 with fellow EastEnders cast members Louisa Lytton, who plays Ruby Allen, and Matt Di Angelo, who played Deano Wicks.
In 2012, Letitia reprised the role of Sharon for a third time, and now in the world of social media fan accounts dedicated to character sprang up across Instagram and Twitter with avid followers gushing over style.
With her sleek blonde locks, love of a smoky eye and a tendency to wear black, many have fallen in love with her fashion choices.
One Instagram account 'teamletiitiadean' has over 16,000 followers and use the hashtag #QueenDean alongside their fan website 'It's All Letitia Dean'.
Keshia Morgan who helps run the account said: "Well, Letitia’s fabulous and undeniably camp in everything she does, Letitia is very much old-school when it comes to EastEnders and the character of ‘Sharon Watts’ is definitely a first thought when it comes to thinking about EastEnders .
"Letitia has such a beautiful soul and has been an absolute sweetheart to every fan that I have spoken to that has met her in the past.
"Personally, I think she has the most beautiful nature about her and her smile is the brightest I have ever seen, her presence alone brings me so much joy that I felt she needed to be celebrated, even if I ended up being the only one who paid attention to it."
But she isn't the only one with many going wild on Twitter when Sharon graces the screen.
When Sharon returned from Australia to Albert Square in January, viewers of the show were distracted by her new fur coat.
One said on Twitter: "Obsessed with Sharon’s new fur coat. Where do I get one!"
Another said: "Queen Sharon is back with a new jacket ready to rule over her Queendom! All hail the Queen."
And a third said: "Sharon serving vintage face tonight. And don't start me on that new fur coat. How regal #EastEnders "
Although her choice of headwear has not always gone down well. Back in February, Sharon was trying to keep warm with a black beret , hung low on the right side of her face.
But it seemed her fancy headgear was giving off fashion fail, rather than French chic.
One fan on Twitter said: "The absolute state of Sharon in her berét. Is she going to France?"
Another said: "Sharon Watts still pushing style boundaries."
But some thought it was a winner, one added: "I’m sorry but Sharons iconic new hat totally eclipsed any emotion I was supposed to feel for Dr Legg’s death. The stunning garment totally captivated me, it stole the episode. Beautifully worn."
Viewers have loved her on-going love triangle storyline with toyboy lover Keanu and are expecting a big reveal of who is really the father of her unborn baby this Christmas.
Writer Kate Oates recently confirmed the festive season will be "huge".
She said: "Much of it will circulate around a very complicated and messy love affair — so expect some major Sheanu drama as it all explodes….but we’ve got some twists and surprises in that story which last right through to New Year."


SEE SPOT RUN RATING: 4/10
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PLOT: A goofy postman offers to baby-watch his sexy neighbor's kid (a neighbor for whom he cares for deeply, BTW) but ends up in over his head when a stray dog also enters the picture. Unbeknownst to them, the dog is actually a FBI agent's drug-sniffing pooch who just escaped the witness relocation program and is being chased by mobsters intent on whacking him out. Ooooooh, that same ol' story again! :)
CRITIQUE: This is not so much of a "bad" movie, as it is just a movie that we've seen a thousand times before. The dog with the "super" powers, the bumbling bad guys after him, the nice goofy dude who loves his next door neighbor, but is afraid to tell her, the cute kid who you feel really sorry for, especially when he cries, etc... It's also a kid's movie, which I generally don't bother reviewing since my sensibilities and those of 10-year olds are not exactly on the same plane, but every now and again, I like to take a stab at one. I guess this one wasn't an awful one to check out, since it did actually have a few funny moments, a nice performance by Michael Clarke Duncan and a darn cutey-patootie kid, but sadly the film on the whole, relies too much on fart, caca jokes and pratfalls for laughs. Then again, isn't that what kids want? It's basically HOME ALONE with a dog!
This movie isn't necessarily as mean-spirited as some of the other gross-out flicks that have come out over the past couple of years, but there certainly wasn't much in the characters for anyone to truly identify with. Of course, the basic idea of any of these kids movies is simply...will it make kids laugh? I guess in that sense, some of the stuff in this film will definitely work for the toddlers, as sight gags, over-the-top antics and many a goofy character permeate the movie, but not really enough to recommend it on the big screen, I'm afraid. If you wanna tie up the children for an easy ninety minutes on a lazy Sunday afternoon, there are worse ways to do it. Of course, don't expect the film to change their lives, or give them any further insight into the human condition as we know it, but I think ya'll hear what I'm saying here. Adults, stay away from this one, it's not for you, and kids, well, see it if the parents want you to. Otherwise, no big loss.
Oh and by the way, if you don't like David Arquette and "the character" that he redundantly plays in all of his movies, stop seeing his goddamn movies!  Dudes/dudettes, if you don't like him, don't see his movies. Simple as that. Personally, I don't mind his "goof character", but then again, I don't really think about David Arquette all that much. Courteney Cox on the other hand...
Where's JoBlo coming from? 102 Dalmations (5/10) - Dinosaur (4/10) - The Grinch (4/10) - Home Alone (8/10) - Lost and Found (4/10) - Mousehunt (6/10) - Ready to Rumble (7/10) - Stuart Little (6/10) - Toy Story 2 (8/10)
Review Date: February 25, 2001 Director: John Whitesell Writers: George Gallo and Dan Baron Producer: Robert Simonds Actors: David Arquette as Gordon Michael Clarke Duncan as Murdoch Angus T. Jones as the kid Genre: Kid's Comedy Year of Release: 2001 ----------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ----------------------------------- (c) 2001 Berge Garabedian
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SImulAPi is designed to make it easier for developers to use and get data from BCTVB
Home page
Users login and logout
Request (application/json)
{ "username": "user", "auth-key": "X124FBKAUHFORFHRIOHIO", "password": "password" }
Create Instance of simulation for SImulAPIi
Create a single simulation instance with the number of building,how long is the time step,begin and end time along with the weather file.
Parameters
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) ... The number of building model.1,5,10,15,30,45,60
)... The time of each step.2013-02-28
) ... The date
on which the simulation starts.2014-02-28
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on which the simulation ends.Response 200 (application/json)
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"building_model": 5
"time_step":10,
"begin":"2013-01-01",
"end":"2014-01-01",
"weather_file":"Chicago"
}
List the appliances that user want to control
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ture
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) ... The appliances that will be using during the simulationflase
) ... The appliances that will be using during the simulationture
) ... The appliances that will be using during the simulationture
) ... The appliances that will be using during the simulationResponse 200 (application/json)
{
"appliances_list": [
{"appliance_1":true,"appliance_3":true,"appliance_4":true}
]
}
Select sensors that user want to use
Parameters
true
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) ... The sensors that will be used in the simulationtrue
) ... The sensors that will be used in the simulationtrue
) ... The sensors that will be used in the simulationflase
) ... The sensors that will be used in the simulationResponse 200 (application/json)
{
"sensors_list": [
{"sensor_1":true,"sensor_3":true,"sensor_4":true}
]
}
Set the number of occupants in a building.
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2
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{
"occupants": 3
}
Decide the comfortable temperture range
Parameters
18
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) ... The maximal comfortable temperature. Response 200 (application/json)
{
"comfort_min": 16,
"comfort_max": 23
}
Set the price of electricity during the simulation
Parameters
1,2...10
) ... The price of electricityResponse 200 (application/json)
{
"e_price": 8
}
Users can begin the simulation with information inputed before
Parameters
true
) ... Set begin to true in order to begin the stimulation.Request (application/json)
{
"building_model": 5
"time_step":10,
"begin":"2013-01-01",
"end":"2014-01-01",
"weather_file":"Chicago",
"appliances_list": [
{"appliance_1":true,"appliance_2":false}
],
"sensors_list": [
{"sensor_1":true,
"sensor_3":true,
"sensor_5":false}
],
"occupants": 3,
"comfort_min": 16,
"comfort_max": 23
}
Response 200
{
"begin": true
}
Go to the next simulation time step with operations
Parameters
ture
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{
"next": true
}
Control the appliances during simulation.At each timestep , use Actions to open a appliance or close one.
Request (application/json)
{
"appliances_list": [
{"appliance_1":true,"appliance_3":true,"appliance_4":true}
]
}
Get the value of selected sensors
Parameters
water_meter:1328
) ... The value of selected sensors Response 200 (application/json)
[{
"water_meter": 125, "electricity_meter": 23821
}]
Get the time in the simulation
Parameters
2013-02-28 13:00
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I got the idea from John Gruber, who made a similar thing for his site to post entries on @daringfireball. The trickiest part was figuring out what this was called so I could find out who could sell me a domain with unicode characters in it.
It turns out, this is called an IDN (short for Internationalized Domain Name), and not everyone will sell you one. Couple that with the need to get a non-.com
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It’s been almost 7 years since Joel Spolsky wrote his screed on dealing with Unicode, so I don’t know what the deal is.
At any rate, the tricky bit in actually using the domain, because a) entering ❺➠ into vim is nontrivial, and b) I doubt that Apache’s config file would work with unicode characters in it. Enter Punycode, which is an asciification of any IDN. Fortunately, the domain host provides the Punycode for your IDN, so configuring apache was a matter of:
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Internal and external clocks, PLL, CSS and MCO configuration functions.
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Internal and external clocks, PLL, CSS and MCO configuration functions.
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##### Internal and external clocks, PLL, CSS and MCO configuration functions #####
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[..]
This section provide functions allowing to configure the internal/external clocks,
PLLs, CSS and MCO pins.
(#) HSI (high-speed internal), 16 MHz factory-trimmed RC used directly or through
the PLL as System clock source.
(#) LSI (low-speed internal), 32 KHz low consumption RC used as IWDG and/or RTC
clock source.
(#) HSE (high-speed external), 4 to 26 MHz crystal oscillator used directly or
through the PLL as System clock source. Can be used also as RTC clock source.
(#) LSE (low-speed external), 32 KHz oscillator used as RTC clock source.
(#) PLL (clocked by HSI or HSE), featuring two different output clocks:
(++) The first output is used to generate the high speed system clock (up to 168 MHz)
(++) The second output is used to generate the clock for the USB OTG FS (48 MHz),
the random analog generator (<=48 MHz) and the SDIO (<= 48 MHz).
(#) PLLI2S (clocked by HSI or HSE), used to generate an accurate clock to achieve
high-quality audio performance on the I2S interface or SAI interface in case
of STM32F429x/439x devices.
(#) PLLSAI clocked by (HSI or HSE), used to generate an accurate clock to SAI
interface and LCD TFT controller available only for STM32F42xxx/43xxx/446xx/469xx/479xx devices.
(#) CSS (Clock security system), once enable and if a HSE clock failure occurs
(HSE used directly or through PLL as System clock source), the System clock
is automatically switched to HSI and an interrupt is generated if enabled.
The interrupt is linked to the Cortex-M4 NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt)
exception vector.
(#) MCO1 (microcontroller clock output), used to output HSI, LSE, HSE or PLL
clock (through a configurable prescaler) on PA8 pin.
(#) MCO2 (microcontroller clock output), used to output HSE, PLL, SYSCLK or PLLI2S
clock (through a configurable prescaler) on PC9 pin.
◆ RCC_AdjustHSICalibrationValue()
| void RCC_AdjustHSICalibrationValue |
( |
uint8_t |
HSICalibrationValue | ) |
|
Adjusts the Internal High Speed oscillator (HSI) calibration value.
- Note
- The calibration is used to compensate for the variations in voltage and temperature that influence the frequency of the internal HSI RC.
- Parameters
-
| HSICalibrationValue | specifies the calibration trimming value. This parameter must be a number between 0 and 0x1F. |
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_ClockSecuritySystemCmd()
| void RCC_ClockSecuritySystemCmd |
( |
FunctionalState |
NewState | ) |
|
Enables or disables the Clock Security System.
- Note
- If a failure is detected on the HSE oscillator clock, this oscillator is automatically disabled and an interrupt is generated to inform the software about the failure (Clock Security System Interrupt, CSSI), allowing the MCU to perform rescue operations. The CSSI is linked to the Cortex-M4 NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt) exception vector.
- Parameters
-
| NewState | new state of the Clock Security System. This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE. |
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_DeInit()
Resets the RCC clock configuration to the default reset state.
- Note
- The default reset state of the clock configuration is given below:
- HSI ON and used as system clock source
- HSE, PLL and PLLI2S OFF
- AHB, APB1 and APB2 prescaler set to 1.
- CSS, MCO1 and MCO2 OFF
- All interrupts disabled
-
This function doesn't modify the configuration of the
- Peripheral clocks
- LSI, LSE and RTC clocks
- Parameters
-
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_HSEConfig()
| void RCC_HSEConfig |
( |
uint8_t |
RCC_HSE | ) |
|
Configures the External High Speed oscillator (HSE).
- Note
- After enabling the HSE (RCC_HSE_ON or RCC_HSE_Bypass), the application software should wait on HSERDY flag to be set indicating that HSE clock is stable and can be used to clock the PLL and/or system clock.
-
HSE state can not be changed if it is used directly or through the PLL as system clock. In this case, you have to select another source of the system clock then change the HSE state (ex. disable it).
-
The HSE is stopped by hardware when entering STOP and STANDBY modes.
-
This function reset the CSSON bit, so if the Clock security system(CSS) was previously enabled you have to enable it again after calling this function.
- Parameters
-
| RCC_HSE | specifies the new state of the HSE. This parameter can be one of the following values:
- RCC_HSE_OFF: turn OFF the HSE oscillator, HSERDY flag goes low after 6 HSE oscillator clock cycles.
- RCC_HSE_ON: turn ON the HSE oscillator
- RCC_HSE_Bypass: HSE oscillator bypassed with external clock
|
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_HSICmd()
| void RCC_HSICmd |
( |
FunctionalState |
NewState | ) |
|
Enables or disables the Internal High Speed oscillator (HSI).
- Note
- The HSI is stopped by hardware when entering STOP and STANDBY modes. It is used (enabled by hardware) as system clock source after startup from Reset, wakeup from STOP and STANDBY mode, or in case of failure of the HSE used directly or indirectly as system clock (if the Clock Security System CSS is enabled).
-
HSI can not be stopped if it is used as system clock source. In this case, you have to select another source of the system clock then stop the HSI.
-
After enabling the HSI, the application software should wait on HSIRDY flag to be set indicating that HSI clock is stable and can be used as system clock source.
- Parameters
-
| NewState | new state of the HSI. This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE. |
- Note
- When the HSI is stopped, HSIRDY flag goes low after 6 HSI oscillator clock cycles.
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_LSEConfig()
| void RCC_LSEConfig |
( |
uint8_t |
RCC_LSE | ) |
|
Configures the External Low Speed oscillator (LSE).
- Note
- As the LSE is in the Backup domain and write access is denied to this domain after reset, you have to enable write access using PWR_BackupAccessCmd(ENABLE) function before to configure the LSE (to be done once after reset).
-
After enabling the LSE (RCC_LSE_ON or RCC_LSE_Bypass), the application software should wait on LSERDY flag to be set indicating that LSE clock is stable and can be used to clock the RTC.
- Parameters
-
| RCC_LSE | specifies the new state of the LSE. This parameter can be one of the following values:
- RCC_LSE_OFF: turn OFF the LSE oscillator, LSERDY flag goes low after 6 LSE oscillator clock cycles.
- RCC_LSE_ON: turn ON the LSE oscillator
- RCC_LSE_Bypass: LSE oscillator bypassed with external clock
|
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_LSICmd()
| void RCC_LSICmd |
( |
FunctionalState |
NewState | ) |
|
Enables or disables the Internal Low Speed oscillator (LSI).
- Note
- After enabling the LSI, the application software should wait on LSIRDY flag to be set indicating that LSI clock is stable and can be used to clock the IWDG and/or the RTC.
-
LSI can not be disabled if the IWDG is running.
- Parameters
-
| NewState | new state of the LSI. This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE. |
- Note
- When the LSI is stopped, LSIRDY flag goes low after 6 LSI oscillator clock cycles.
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_MCO1Config()
| void RCC_MCO1Config |
( |
uint32_t |
RCC_MCO1Source, |
|
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uint32_t |
RCC_MCO1Div |
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) |
| |
Selects the clock source to output on MCO1 pin(PA8).
- Note
- PA8 should be configured in alternate function mode.
- Parameters
-
| RCC_MCO1Source | specifies the clock source to output. This parameter can be one of the following values:
- RCC_MCO1Source_HSI: HSI clock selected as MCO1 source
- RCC_MCO1Source_LSE: LSE clock selected as MCO1 source
- RCC_MCO1Source_HSE: HSE clock selected as MCO1 source
- RCC_MCO1Source_PLLCLK: main PLL clock selected as MCO1 source
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| RCC_MCO1Div | specifies the MCO1 prescaler. This parameter can be one of the following values:
- RCC_MCO1Div_1: no division applied to MCO1 clock
- RCC_MCO1Div_2: division by 2 applied to MCO1 clock
- RCC_MCO1Div_3: division by 3 applied to MCO1 clock
- RCC_MCO1Div_4: division by 4 applied to MCO1 clock
- RCC_MCO1Div_5: division by 5 applied to MCO1 clock
|
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_MCO2Config()
| void RCC_MCO2Config |
( |
uint32_t |
RCC_MCO2Source, |
|
|
uint32_t |
RCC_MCO2Div |
|
) |
| |
Selects the clock source to output on MCO2 pin(PC9).
- Note
- PC9 should be configured in alternate function mode.
- Parameters
-
| RCC_MCO2Source | specifies the clock source to output. This parameter can be one of the following values:
- RCC_MCO2Source_SYSCLK: System clock (SYSCLK) selected as MCO2 source
- RCC_MCO2SOURCE_PLLI2SCLK: PLLI2S clock selected as MCO2 source, available for all STM32F4 devices except STM32F410xx
- RCC_MCO2SOURCE_I2SCLK: I2SCLK clock selected as MCO2 source, available only for STM32F410xx devices
- RCC_MCO2Source_HSE: HSE clock selected as MCO2 source
- RCC_MCO2Source_PLLCLK: main PLL clock selected as MCO2 source
|
| RCC_MCO2Div | specifies the MCO2 prescaler. This parameter can be one of the following values:
- RCC_MCO2Div_1: no division applied to MCO2 clock
- RCC_MCO2Div_2: division by 2 applied to MCO2 clock
- RCC_MCO2Div_3: division by 3 applied to MCO2 clock
- RCC_MCO2Div_4: division by 4 applied to MCO2 clock
- RCC_MCO2Div_5: division by 5 applied to MCO2 clock
|
- Note
- For STM32F410xx devices to output I2SCLK clock on MCO2 you should have at last one of the SPI clocks enabled (SPI1, SPI2 or SPI5).
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_PLLCmd()
| void RCC_PLLCmd |
( |
FunctionalState |
NewState | ) |
|
Enables or disables the main PLL.
- Note
- After enabling the main PLL, the application software should wait on PLLRDY flag to be set indicating that PLL clock is stable and can be used as system clock source.
-
The main PLL can not be disabled if it is used as system clock source
-
The main PLL is disabled by hardware when entering STOP and STANDBY modes.
- Parameters
-
| NewState | new state of the main PLL. This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE. |
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_PLLI2SCmd()
| void RCC_PLLI2SCmd |
( |
FunctionalState |
NewState | ) |
|
Enables or disables the PLLI2S.
- Note
- The PLLI2S is disabled by hardware when entering STOP and STANDBY modes.
- Parameters
-
| NewState | new state of the PLLI2S. This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE. |
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_PLLSAICmd()
| void RCC_PLLSAICmd |
( |
FunctionalState |
NewState | ) |
|
Enables or disables the PLLSAI.
- Note
- This function can be used only for STM32F42xxx/43xxx/446xx/469xx/479xx devices
-
The PLLSAI is disabled by hardware when entering STOP and STANDBY modes.
- Parameters
-
| NewState | new state of the PLLSAI. This parameter can be: ENABLE or DISABLE. |
- Return values
-
◆ RCC_WaitForHSEStartUp()
| ErrorStatus RCC_WaitForHSEStartUp |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
Waits for HSE start-up.
- Note
- This functions waits on HSERDY flag to be set and return SUCCESS if this flag is set, otherwise returns ERROR if the timeout is reached and this flag is not set. The timeout value is defined by the constant HSE_STARTUP_TIMEOUT in stm32f4xx.h file. You can tailor it depending on the HSE crystal used in your application.
- Parameters
-
- Return values
-
| An | ErrorStatus enumeration value:
- SUCCESS: HSE oscillator is stable and ready to use
- ERROR: HSE oscillator not yet ready
|


You can now download a zip containing the xml for IzPack and all the files you need.
All you have to do is replacing the files !
Flash based download : [Flash 10 is required for this !]
Alternative flash-less (doesn't work properly)
You might also be interested in the content of the zip file, found if the
tabs "xml" and "files".


Package providing integration of the
Flux
business process management (BPM) engine with Spring concepts. Flux is also a job scheduler and a workflow engine.


--- layout: post title: beat date: '2012-09-26T20:49:00-04:00' tags: - poetry - poem tumblr_url: http://poetry.liabogoev.com/post/54949927954/beat ---
beats pulse
like I’ve never heard them
and math comes through my fingers
but it starts in my brain
like I haven’t felt
in an awful long time
what was I doing to myself?
how is it that things now make sense?
Or do they?
is this what normal is?
whatever it is
I’m hoping that it never stops
because I never want to
stop
like that
again.


#include <BL3_GbxAI_structs.hpp>
◆ AdditionalStartCondition
◆ AdditionalStopCondition
◆ bAlsoUseStartConditionAsStopCondition
| bool bAlsoUseStartConditionAsStopCondition |
◆ DistanceToLeaderForParticipation
| struct FGbxParam DistanceToLeaderForParticipation |
◆ DistanceToLeaderToRemove
◆ MaxInstancesOfRole
| unsigned char MaxInstancesOfRole |
◆ MemberReplacementStrategy
◆ MinInstancesOfRole
| unsigned char MinInstancesOfRole |
◆ RoleTag
◆ UnknownData00
| unsigned char UnknownData00[0x6] |
◆ UnknownData01
| unsigned char UnknownData01[0x7] |
◆ UnknownData02
| unsigned char UnknownData02[0x7] |


Casaubon is a custom ontology produced by mashing up existing ontologies such as FOAF, SKOS, OWL, LIBRIS, and DC. We have worked hard to create as few custom classes and attributes as possible, but the relative lack of ontologies designed with cultural production in mind has necessitated doing so in some cases.
How it was Built
Casaubon was generated over about a year’s work by Jana Millar Usiskin, Caroline Winter, and Christine Walde, all working at the University of Victoria. These are the steps they took:
1. Guided by the principles of ontology construction established by Noy and McGuinness (http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/wiki/Ontology101), and anticipating a context in which we would continue to develop Casaubon dynamically (after Allen, Buckner, Niepert, and Murdock 2010 and 2012 < https://inpho.cogs.indiana.edu/papers>, we began by devising a parsimonious core framework of classes sufficient to cover all the types of entities contained in the Routledge Encyclopedia of Modernism (REM).
2. We then drew upon domain expert knowledge to flesh out those classes in terms of sub-classes and attributes. The initial result was a questionnaire which we administered to the contributors to the REM through SurveyMonkey. The results of that process allowed us to coalesce the framework into an information ontology per se.
3. Casaubon was then prototyped without reference to other ontologies using Protégé (http://protege.stanford.edu). The result was coherent, valid, and comprehensive enough for us to move on to integration with existing ontologies.
4. Our team compared the classes, sub-classes, and attributes of Casaubon with those in existing ontologies and adapted our bespoke schema to correspond to more widely used standards such as FOAF, SKOS, OWL, LIBRIS, and DC.
The result is the most comprehensive ontology for describing cultural production yet produced. We continue to develop it in response to changes in the other elements of Linked Modernisms, and according to what our users tell us they would like to see. Click here to download the ontology (either as an image or as an XML file), and don’t hesitate to tell us what it’s missing. "


include/status_codes.h File Reference
Status code definitions.
More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Enumerations |
| enum | status_code {
STATUS_OK = 0,
ERR_IO_ERROR = -1,
ERR_FLUSHED = -2,
ERR_TIMEOUT = -3,
ERR_BAD_DATA = -4,
ERR_PROTOCOL = -5,
ERR_UNSUPPORTED_DEV = -6,
ERR_NO_MEMORY = -7,
ERR_INVALID_ARG = -8,
ERR_BAD_ADDRESS = -9,
ERR_BUSY = -10,
ERR_BAD_FORMAT = -11,
OPERATION_IN_PROGRESS = -128
} |
Detailed Description
Status code definitions.
This file defines various status codes returned by functions, indicating success or failure as well as what kind of failure.
Copyright (C) 2009 Atmel Corporation. All rights reserved.
Definition in file status_codes.h.
Enumeration Type Documentation
Status code that may be returned by shell commands and protocol implementations.
- Note:
- Any change to these status codes and the corresponding message strings is strictly forbidden. New codes can be added, however, but make sure that any message string tables are updated at the same time.
- Enumerator:
| STATUS_OK |
Success.
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| ERR_IO_ERROR |
I/O error.
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| ERR_FLUSHED |
Request flushed from queue.
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| ERR_TIMEOUT |
Operation timed out.
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| ERR_BAD_DATA |
Data integrity check failed.
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| ERR_PROTOCOL |
Protocol error.
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| ERR_UNSUPPORTED_DEV |
Unsupported device.
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| ERR_NO_MEMORY |
Insufficient memory.
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| ERR_INVALID_ARG |
Invalid argument.
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| ERR_BAD_ADDRESS |
Bad address.
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| ERR_BUSY |
Resource is busy.
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| ERR_BAD_FORMAT |
Data format not recognized.
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| OPERATION_IN_PROGRESS |
Operation in progress.
This status code is for driver-internal use when an operation is currently being performed.
- Note:
- Drivers should never return this status code to any callers. It is strictly for internal use.
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Definition at line 53 of file status_codes.h.


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Provides a generic implementation of Software Update Manager features that works on multiple platforms. More...
#include <include/platform/internal/GenericSoftwareUpdateManagerImpl.h>
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| SoftwareUpdateManager::State | _GetState () |
| void | _SetRetryPolicyCallback (SoftwareUpdateManager::RetryPolicyCallback aRetryPolicyCallback) |
| CHIP_ERROR | _Abort () |
| CHIP_ERROR | _CheckNow () |
| CHIP_ERROR | _PrepareImageStorageComplete (CHIP_ERROR aError) |
| CHIP_ERROR | _ImageInstallComplete (CHIP_ERROR aError) |
| CHIP_ERROR | _SetQueryIntervalWindow (uint32_t aMinWaitTimeMs, uint32_t aMaxWaitTimeMs) |
| CHIP_ERROR | _SetEventCallback (void *aAppState, SoftwareUpdateManager::EventCallback aEventCallback) |
| void | DoInit () |
| void | DownloadComplete () |
| void | SoftwareUpdateFinished (CHIP_ERROR aError) |
| CHIP_ERROR | InstallImage () |
| CHIP_ERROR | StoreImageBlock (uint32_t aLength, uint8_t *aData) |
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Provides a generic implementation of Software Update Manager features that works on multiple platforms.
This template contains implementations of select features from the SoftwareUpdateManager abstract interface that are suitable for use on all platforms. It is intended to be inherited (directly or indirectly) by the SoftwareUpdateManagerImpl class, which also appears as the template's ImplClass parameter.
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6.4. Editing a Macro
You can edit a macro and
make
changes to it in a few different ways. For this example, we chose an
all-purpose editing command, edit-kbd-macro, which is bound to C-x C-k e. Several macro editing commands are
available, but this one works for all types of macros, so
it's good to learn.
Our macro could use a bit of tweaking. First of all, finding
references to Emacs in our copy of the Emacs
NEWS file is pretty lame. Perhaps
we're interested in using a mouse more frequently
with Emacs and would like to know about changes to that part of the
interface. We'll edit the macro to search for the
word mouse. We'll also modify
it so it marks a paragraph rather than a sentence since a sentence
doesn't really provide enough context to be helpful.
Let's start editing the macro.
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Type: C-x C-k e
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Emacs prompts you for the type of macro to edit.
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Emacs asks you if you want to edit the last keyboard macro (C-x e), a named macro (M-x), the last 100 keystrokes as a macro,
termed "lossage" (C-h l), or keys (meaning the keystrokes you
bound a macro to). Yes, that's a lot of choices, and
later in the chapter we describe named macros and binding macros to
keys (you can experiment on your own with creating a macro from
lossage). For now, just choose C-x e
to edit the last keyboard macro.
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Type: C-x e
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Emacs opens an *Edit Macro* buffer.
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Notice two fields near the top of this buffer,
Command: and Key:. Right now,
Command: says last-kbd-macro.
If this were a named macro, the command would be the name you gave
your macro. Additionally, for frequent use, you can bind your macro
to a key, at which point the Key: field lists the
keystrokes to execute this macro. Right now it says
none because we haven't defined
any keystrokes yet.
Note that Emacs inserts comments all through the macro.
It's attempting to map keystrokes to commands. You
do not need to update these comments or add comments if you add
commands to your macro; Emacs does that itself.
To tweak our macro, we change the search string on the second line
from emacs to mouse. Note
that we can just press C-k to wipe
out the line and type mouse. Now change M-a to M-{
and M-e to M-}. We change the buffer name from
emacsrefs to mouseinfo.
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We've made the edits from the previous paragraph.
The screen looks like this:
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A modified macro that captures information about using a mouse in
Emacs.
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To exit the macro editing buffer, we have to type C-c C-c and go back to our
NEWS buffer. Let's do that and
then execute the macro again to see what happens.
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Type: C-c C-c C-x b Enter M-< M-5 F4 C-x b
Enter M-<
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The mouseinfo buffer shows paragraphs from our
copied NEWS file that mention the mouse.
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{% extends 'layouts/index.html' %} {% set active_page = "baseapp.deets" %} {% block pagecontent %}
The backyard at Casa de McAnally/Pasloske.
8700 Crest View Rd, Austin TX 78737
Caution: Crest View ROAD is where we are, not Crest View Drive. The landmark near us is the Waldorf School, for reference.
Saturday, April 8th, 2017 at 4:30 PM
Reception to follow
Saturday April 8th, 2017. Sunset is 19:55 PM.
Arrive
Arrive any time before 4:30 and schmooze.
Margaritas and other drinks provided.
Arrival right at 4:30 is just fine.
The party will be taking pictures before the ceremony,
so this is your chance for photobombs.
Seating
Ceremony
Cocktail Hour
Drinks and appetizers will be provided.
Vegetarian options will be in abundance.
Drinks will include wine, beer, sodas, juices, and water.
Dinner
Dinner will be buffet style dishes from Lacey and Mac's favorite cuisines.
Again vegetarian options will be in abundance.
In fact meat options might be sorely lacking,
so BYO-meat might be prudent if you so need.
Drinks will remain plentiful
Talking
Speeches and thanks while people finish noshing.
Feel free to bring your most embarrassing story about the bride and groom.
Dancing
You can dance if you want to.
Scratch that, dancing is mandatory.
Pizza?
If food's gone, and dancing induced hunger strikes,
we'll have a pizza order on standby.
Casual attire is encouraged.
Formal attire is permitted.
Tuxedos will be derided unless dance moves are sufficiently compensatory.
Wedding will be outdoors, so heels (sharp ones specifically) may be troublesome. Be prepared to walk on grass.
Weather will hopefully be sunny in the 70s (that's 25°C for you Canadians). We will have a tent for the reception and ceremony just in case.
Food details subject to change.


Use case: Blockchain applied to supply chain
A producer of perishable goods has a process to check if the products are safe for consumption.
Once the factory produces a good, it is stored in a warehouse. At this moment, an operator registers the product in the company’s system.
The same person, or another operator, perform some tests to determine whether the product is safe for consumption or not. The results obtained are stored in a database.
Finding the value proposition - Why?
Which is the exact value proposition to use blockchain in this use case?
Traceability and transparency are vital in logistics. Perishable products are tracked throughout the whole supply chain to decide if the goods can be sold to the consumers.
We will use blockchain to:
a) Identify each product uniquely.
b) Keep track of the state of the product.
c) Ensure the product follows certain conditions and procedures.
d) Certify that only allowed actors can execute specific processes.


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My Project
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Functions | |
| def | assessmentMethodProcessor (assessment_methods) |
| def | regex_inc (regex_list, regex_counter, match_list, para) |
| Allows a for loop to loop through a list of regular expressions. More... | |
| def | table_two_access (is_accredited, column, table, row_iter, data, one_cols, max_rows) |
| Captures the information in the Assessment Methods table(s) of the document. More... | |
| def | table_three_access (column, table, row_iter, data, one_cols, max_rows, slo_count) |
| Captures the information in the Data (Collection &) Analysis table of the document. More... | |
| def | table_four_access (is_accredited, column, table, row_iter, data_coll_list, slo_count) |
| Captures the information in the Decisions & Actions table of the document. More... | |
| def | run (uploaded_filename) |
| This function captures the information from documents. More... | |
| def main_parserv2.assessmentMethodProcessor | ( | assessment_methods | ) |
| def main_parserv2.regex_inc | ( | regex_list, | |
| regex_counter, | |||
| match_list, | |||
| para | |||
| ) |
Allows a for loop to loop through a list of regular expressions.
| regex_list | - This is the list of regular expressions the loop accesses. |
| regex_counter | - This counter keeps track of how many times the regular expression list has been accessed. |
| match_list | - This list keeps track of all the matches that the regular expressions have caught. |
| para | - This is the text that the regular expression is compared to. |
| def main_parserv2.run | ( | uploaded_filename | ) |
This function captures the information from documents.
| uploaded_filename | This is the file name of the document we are running the method on. |
| def main_parserv2.table_four_access | ( | is_accredited, | |
| column, | |||
| table, | |||
| row_iter, | |||
| data_coll_list, | |||
| slo_count | |||
| ) |
Captures the information in the Decisions & Actions table of the document.
| is_accredited | - Boolean value, True if the report is for an accredited degree program. |
| column | - A tuple that refers to the column number we are accessing in the table. |
| table | - The docx.Table object that we are accessing. |
| row_iter | - An integer that keeps track of what row we are accessing. |
| data_coll_list | - A list that the captured data is appended to. |
| one_cols | - I honestly forgot how I was using this variable. |
| slo_count | - This integer is the number of SLOs that were counted in the document. |
| def main_parserv2.table_three_access | ( | column, | |
| table, | |||
| row_iter, | |||
| data, | |||
| one_cols, | |||
| max_rows, | |||
| slo_count | |||
| ) |
Captures the information in the Data (Collection &) Analysis table of the document.
| column | - A tuple that refers to the column number we are accessing in the table. |
| table | - The docx.Table object that we are accessing. |
| row_iter | - An integer that keeps track of what row we are accessing. |
| data | - A list that the captured data is appended to. |
| one_cols | - I honestly forgot how I was using this variable. |
| max_rows | - The maximum number of rows that should be in the table we are accessing. |
| slo_count | - This integer is the number of SLOs that were counted in the document. |
| def main_parserv2.table_two_access | ( | is_accredited, | |
| column, | |||
| table, | |||
| row_iter, | |||
| data, | |||
| one_cols, | |||
| max_rows | |||
| ) |
Captures the information in the Assessment Methods table(s) of the document.
| is_accredited | - Boolean value, True if the report is for an accredited degree program. |
| column | - A tuple that refers to the column number we are accessing in the table. |
| table | - The docx.Table object that we are accessing. |
| row_iter | - An integer that keeps track of what row we are accessing. |
| data | - A list that the captured data is appended to. |
| one_cols | - The assessment methods tables have three "columns" that are just rows. This is represented as 2 for 0-based arrays. |
| max_rows | - The maximum number of rows that should be in the table we are accessing. |


Holly Hunter and Ted Danson to star in new sitcom about US local politics
The as yet untitled series is written by Tina Fey and Robert Carlock.
Holly Hunter will star opposite Ted Danson in an upcoming US comedy set in the world of local politics.
American television network NBC said Hunter will play a liberal Los Angeles city councilwoman in the series from writer-producers Tina Fey and Robert Carlock.
Hunter’s character is a veteran politician who is suspicious of Danson’s newly elected mayor, a wealthy businessman who has never served in government.
Hunter is an Academy Award winner for the 1993 film The Piano and has three other Oscar nominations. She has also worked extensively in TV, most recently in the HBO series Succession, and received six Emmy nominations.
Danson stars in comedy The Good Place, which is in its final season.
An air date for the untitled series has not been announced.


Theory Of Numbers
In Number theory Primes play a very important role.They are the keys of Code and Cryptography.
Fist time we used Primes was in the Problem of factorisation.
They can only be divided by 1 or Themselves ;
That's why we call them Primes
Primes as Locks :
As you can see in above explanation Primes are the builing blocks of any natural number.
For example if we take an two large Prime numbers say P1 = 709 and P2 = 733
the Multiplication of the i.e. P1*P2 = 519697....
that was easy we can just use a calculator for that But ;
if I ask you to find
519697 = ? * ?
then its difficult don't you say !!!
Well its not your fault ,there are limits to our calculations and we accept it . because in case of Large Primes BruteForce gets difficult and difficult. Here is a proof for that ::
As you can see Time increases exponentially wrt. the size of input.
But how can we check if a number is Prime or not .....
Well we have a tooll for that ; Check the below section
Source : KhanAcademy.com


Provides a few tools I find spiffingly useful. And that's about it. Really, the class-level docs say it all.


So far, while studying SQL this week, I've found it to be easy and user friendly. Here are a few key features about SQL:
Relational Database
Table based: SQL stores its data in tables that consist of rows and columns of data.
Vertically scalable
SQL databases use stuctured query language to define and manipulate data.
SQL is best used for complex query iintensice enviroments.
NoSQL databases
I have not yet used a NoSQL database, but from my research, I have found that it is extremely different from SQL. Here are some key fetures about NoSQL:
Non-Relational Database
Document based, key-value pairs, graph databases, or wide column stores: This allows NoSQL databases to not have to adhere to standard schema definitions
Horizontally scalable
NoSQL focuses on the collection of documents.
NoSQL is not a good fit for complex queries, but rather for large traffic horizonally scalable databases.
Both SQL and NoSQL have their places within the database world, it's just a matter of choosing which one will suit your purposes.
I got most of my information for this blog post from thegeekstuff.com.


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Audi 'Lifetime Value Services' aftersales scheme launched
by Soham ThakurAudi's new service scheme includes extended warranty packages, Road Side Assistance up to 11 years and revamped plans.
In a bid to strengthen ownership experience, Audi India has introduced new aftersales packages under its ‘Lifetime Value Services’ scheme. This scheme includes extended warranty packages up to seven years, roadside assistance up to 11 years and flexible service plans up to 8 years.
Under this scheme, Audi customers with extended warranties on their cars can opt for an extension until the 7th year, provided their vehicle has done 1,00,000km or lower. Customers can buy the top-up extended warranty until 15 days before or after the expiration of the existing extended warranty. Additionally, customers can also opt for a one or two year top-up on their existing extended warranty.
Customers without active warranties can also avail some benefits under this scheme. As part of the ‘Anytime Extended Warranty’ plan, customers who don't have pre-existing warranties can purchase a one-year extended warranty from the 3rd year onwards until the 6th year. However, their Audi should have covered less than or equal to 100,000km, maintained as per Audi India guidelines and pass an evaluation process. A 7th year extension is also possible under this plan.
Audi has also revamped its service plans and they can now be availed by customers before the 30-day period based on their year of ownership. Customers can now purchase comprehensive service plans until the 20th month from the month of purchase of the car. The plans cover all component failures barring tyres and batteries.
Commenting on this initiative, Balbir Singh Dhillon, Head of Audi India, said, “With ‘Lifetime Value Services’ we are providing a package of best-in-class service benefits for Audi customers – with offers like Top-Up Extended Warranty and Flexible Service Plans for a seamless after-sales experience. We are also providing Road Side Assistance Coverage until the 11th year since car purchase – this is an industry-first proposition. We are confident that offers like these coupled with a team of service experts will ensure excellent luxury and service standards for all Audi customers.”
Recently, Audi India launched the latest-gen A6 sedan at Rs 54.20 lakh, which was followed by the launch of the facelifted A4, priced starting at Rs 42 lakh. The carmaker has also slashed prices of its Q5 and Q7 SUVs by Rs 5.9 lakh and Rs 6.1 lakh, respectively, but this is for a limited time only.
All prices, ex-showroom, India


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Building and Running the Sample Application
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Make sure you have a connected device (hardware) to your development environment. If no devices are connected, Android Studio launches the first available virtual device.
For hardware devices:
- Connect the device to a USB port.
- Ensure that the device configuration enables the Enable USB Debugging and Unknown Sources options.
- In Android Studio, choose Run>Run.
- In the Run As dialog box, choose Android Application (app). This builds the application and deploys it to your connected device.
- The application will start running. It will appear similar to the image below:
- Confirm the application works: place your device near an audio music source and click the id Now button. If no results are returned, then the application could not identify the audio files. If this is the case, verify the audio is sufficiently loud and repeat the test.
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This section assumes you are familiar with texture mapping in OpenGL (for example, chapter 9 of the OpenGL Programming Guide).
To create a texture from any AbstractImage, call get_texture:
kitten = image.load('kitten.jpg')
texture = kitten.get_texture()
Textures are automatically created and used by ImageData when blitted. It is useful to use textures directly when aiming for high performance or 3D applications.
The Texture class represents any texture object. The target attribute gives the texture target (for example, GL_TEXTURE_2D) and id the texture name. For example, to bind a texture:
glBindTexture(texture.target, texture.id)
Implementations of OpenGL prior to 2.0 require textures to have dimensions that are powers of two (i.e., 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, ...). Because of this restriction, pyglet will always create textures of these dimensions (there are several non-conformant post-2.0 implementations). This could have unexpected results for a user blitting a texture loaded from a file of non-standard dimensions. To remedy this, pyglet returns a TextureRegion of the larger texture corresponding to just the part of the texture covered by the original image.
A TextureRegion has an owner attribute that references the larger texture. The following session demonstrates this:
>>> rgba = image.load('tests/image/rgba.png') >>> rgba <ImageData 235x257> # The image is 235x257 >>> rgba.get_texture() <TextureRegion 235x257> # The returned texture is a region >>> rgba.get_texture().owner <Texture 256x512> # The owning texture has power-2 dimensions >>>
A TextureRegion defines a tex_coords attribute that gives the texture coordinates to use for a quad mapping the whole image. tex_coords is a 4-tuple of 3-tuple of floats; i.e., each texture coordinate is given in 3 dimensions. The following code can be used to render a quad for a texture region:
texture = kitten.get_texture() t = texture.tex_coords w, h = texture.width, texture.height array = (GLfloat * 32)( t[0][0], t[0][1], t[0][2], 1., x, y, z, 1., t[1][0], t[1][1], t[1][2], 1., x + w, y, z, 1., t[2][0], t[2][1], t[2][2], 1., x + w, y + h, z, 1., t[3][0], t[3][1], t[3][2], 1., x, y + h, z, 1.) glPushClientAttrib(GL_CLIENT_VERTEX_ARRAY_BIT) glInterleavedArrays(GL_T4F_V4F, 0, array) glDrawArrays(GL_QUADS, 0, 4) glPopClientAttrib()
The Texture.blit method does this.
Use the Texture.create method to create either a texture region from a larger power-2 sized texture, or a texture with the exact dimensions using the GL_texture_rectangle_ARB extension.
pyglet automatically selects an internal format for the texture based on the source image's format attribute. The following table describes how it is selected.
Format Internal format Any format with 3 components GL_RGB Any format with 2 components GL_LUMINANCE_ALPHA "A" GL_ALPHA "L" GL_LUMINANCE "I" GL_INTENSITY Any other format GL_RGBA
Note that this table does not imply any mapping between format components and their OpenGL counterparts. For example, an image with format "RG" will use GL_LUMINANCE_ALPHA as its internal format; the luminance channel will be averaged from the red and green components, and the alpha channel will be empty (maximal).
Use the Texture.create class method to create a texture with a specific internal format.


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[gecode-users] FlatZinc option -a
Jean-Noël Monette
jean-noel.monette at it.uu.se
Tue Dec 2 15:05:56 CET 2014
Hi,
There seems to be a slight misunderstanding about the meaning of the
"-a" option of MiniZinc in fzn-gecode.
According to the help, "-a" is expected to search for all solutions and
print them.
$ mzn-gecode --help
[...]
-a, --all-solns, --all-solutions
Print all solutions.
[...]
$ fzn-gecode --help
[...]
-a (optional: false, 0, true, 1) default: false
return all solutions (equal to -solutions 0)
[...]
However, this is not implemented like that, as "-a" as no effect for SAT
problems but allows to print all intermediate solutions for optimization
problems (and not just the last found one).
By the way, the option "-solutions" named in the help of fzn-gecode does
not exist but is actually called "-n". But "-a" is not equivalent to "-n
0" (in SAT problems).
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Ingredients
- 2 T Wired Brain Coffe Hot Cocoa Mix
- 8 oz Milk
- Marshmallows (optional)
Steps
- Scoop Hot Cocoa Mix into a mug
- Top with mashmallows if you must
definition list
- Cocoa
- Cocoa is the powdered substance left after processing cacao beans and has a lite
- Chocolate
- chocolate is basically cocoa with the cacoa butter anf often sugar and milk


WITNESS LIST
Water & Rural Affairs
April 1, 2019 2:00 PM - or upon adjournment
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Dickey, James (Republican Party of Texas), Austin, TX
McGeary, Judith Executive Director (Self; Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance), Cameron,
TX
Reed, Cyrus Conservation director (Lone star chapter sierra club), Austin, TX
Schumann, Peyton Director of Government Affairs (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Association), Austin, TX
Sinclair, David Legislative Consultant (Game Warden Peace Officers Association),
Pflugerville, TX
Skrobarczyk, Ryan Director (Texas Nursery & Landscape Association), Austin, TX
ON:
King, Stormy Assist. Commander, Wildlife Law Enforcement (Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department), Austin, TX
FOR:
Grau, Micah Assistant City Manager (Self; City of Buda), Buda, TX
Neffendorf, Blake (Self; City of Buda), Buda, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Flatten, Charles Water policy (Self; Hill Country Alliance), Bee cave, TX
Lee, Randy (City of Buda Texas), Austin, TX
ON:
Council, Lorrie (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality), Austin, TX
Dupnik, John DEA, Water Science & Conservation (Texas Water Development Board),
Austin, TX
Forbes, Ashley (TCEQ), Austin, TX
FOR:
Taylor, Ian CEO - New Braunfels Utilities (Self; New Braunfels Utilities), New Braunfels,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bentley, Matthew (San Jose Water Group dba Canyon Lake Water Service Company),
Austin, TX
Flatten, Charles Water policy (Self; Hill Country Alliance), Bee cave, TX
Friberg, Marc (Edwards Aquifer Authority), San Antonio, TX
Johnson Jr., Robert E. (Self; Comal Trinity Groundwater Conservation District), Austin,
TX
ON:
Council, Lorrie (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Water & Rural Affairs
April 1, 2019 2:00 PM - or upon adjournment
Dupnik, John DEA, Water Science & Conservation (Texas Water Development Board),
Austin, TX
Forbes, Ashley (TCEQ), Austin, TX
FOR:
Caldwell, Joel (Self; Galvseton Animal Services Unit), Galveston, TX
Greiig, Andrea Police officer (Self), Austin, TX
Johnson, Aaron Director (Self; Montgomery County Animal Control), Conroe, TX
Joseph, Francesca (Self), Missouri City, TX
AGAINST:
Armentrout, Kim Miss (Self), Early, TX
Burton, Shawn (Self; Texas primate owners united), Cut and shoot, TX
Cook, Marcus (Self), Kaufman, TX
Davis, Gwendi (Self; Texas primate owners united), Nacogdoches, TX
Hosseini-Browder, Margaret (also providing written testimony) (Self; NAWA & TEXAS
PRIMATE OWNERS UNITED), Converse, TX
Nicholson, Cathy (Self), Sutherland springs, TX
Nicholson, Robert (Self), Sutherland springs, TX
Terranova, Doug (Self), Kaufman, TX
Williams, Robert (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas Primate Owners United),
Houston, TX
ON:
Garcia, MPH, Imelda Associate Commissioner, DSHS (Department of State Health
Services), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Anderson, Jessica Lieutenant (Houston Police Department), Houston, TX
Bell, Amy (Self), Wimberley, TX
Botts, Joanna (Self), Austin, TX
Botts, Karla (Self), Austin, TX
Carrasco, Liz (Self), Austin, TX
Clark, Erick (Self), Austin, TX
Donahue, Laura Executive Director (Self; Texas Humane Legislation Network), Leander,
TX
Fette, Bernie (Self), Austin, TX
Garzon, Matthew Mr (Self), Austin, TX
Hubbard, John (Self; Animal Legal Defense Fund), Austin, TX
Huddleston, Cheri Legislative Consultant (Lufkin Angelina County Eco Dev Corp), Austin,
TX
Huddleston, Cheri Legislative Consultant (Texas Travel Indusrty Association), Austin, TX
Jarl, Katie Senior State Director (Self; The Humane Society of the United States), San
Antonio, TX
Joseph, Anita (Self), Missouri City, TX
WITNESS LIST
Water & Rural Affairs
April 1, 2019 2:00 PM - or upon adjournment
Joseph, Giovanna (Self), Missouri City, TX
Joseph, Sophia (Self), Missouri City, TX
Lee, Randy (Self), Austin, TX
Michel, Lorri Lawyer (Self), Austin, TX
Mier, Isabel (Self), Austin, TX
Padilla, Leslie (Self), Austin, TX
Park, Joey (Texas Wildlife Association), Austin, TX
Prather, Nikki Texas Deputy State Director (Self), Austin, TX
Randolph, Ian (Animal Legal Defense Fund), Austin, TX
Reed, Ender Legislative Coordinator (Harris County Commissioners Court), Houston/TX,
TX
Shepperd, John Executive Director (Self; Texas Foundation for Conservation and Texas
Coalition for Conservation), Austin, TX
Sinclair, David Legislative Consultant (Game Warden Peace Officers Association),
Pflugerville, TX
Struchtemeyer, Jeff Executive Director (Self; Texas humane heroes), Leander, TX
Taylor, Jane (Self), Austin, TX
Valls-Trelles, Pat (Self), Austin, Texas, TX
Wright, Christine Legislative Mgr (City of San Antonio), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Browder, David (Self; Texas primate owners united & NAWA), Converse, TX
Browder, Dustin Mr (Self; Texas Primate Owners United), San antonio, TX
Burton, Shawn (Self; Texas primate owners united), Cut and shoot, TX
Davis, Daniel (Self; Texas primate owners united), Nacogdoches, TX
Fikes, Scott (Self; Texas United primate owners), Liberty hill, TX
Mayhall, Dana (Self; Texas Primate Owners United), Cuero, TX
Shelton, Carmelia (Self; Texas Primate Owners United), Tyler, TX
Smith, Jerry (Self; Texas primate owners united), Austin tx, TX
Velsor, Julie (Self; Texas primate owners united), Leander, TX
Velsor, Richard (Self; Texas primate owners united), Leander, TX
FOR:
Eckstein, Deece IGR Officer (Travis County Commissioners Court), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Davis, Tricia President (Self), Dripping springs, TX
Flatten, Charles Water policy (Self; Hill Country Alliance), Bee cave, TX
Franco, Brie Intergovernmental Affairs Officer (City of Austin), Austin, TX
Lowenthal, Eugene (Self), Austin, TX
Mullins, Chris Staff Attorney (Self; Save Our Springs Alliance), Austin, TX
Muse, Christy Chief External Relations Officee (Self; Shield Ranch), Austin, TX
Puig-Williams, Vanessa Executive Director (Self; TESPA), Austin, TX
Reed, Cyrus Conservation director (Lone star chapter sierra club), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Water & Rural Affairs
April 1, 2019 2:00 PM - or upon adjournment
FOR:
Leslie, Roy (Self), San Antonio, TX
Yeates, David (Texas Wildlife Association), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Wolf, Clayton Wildlife Division Director (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), Austin,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Reed, Cyrus Conservation director (Lone star chapter sierra club), Austin, TX
Schumann, Peyton Director of Government Affairs (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Association), Austin, TX
Shepperd, John Executive Director (Self; Texas Foundation for Conservation and Texas
Coalition for Conservation), Austin, TX
Sinclair, David Legislative Consultant (Game Warden Peace Officers Association),
Pflugerville, TX
Vandivier, Tom (Self; Texas wildlife assn), Austin, TX
FOR:
Hodges, Kenneth (Texas Corn Producers Association), Waco, TX
Howe, Billy Associate Director Government Affairs (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin, TX
Kosub, Steve (San Antonio Water System), San Antonio, TX
Whitehead, Victoria General Counsel (High Plains Underground Water Conservation
District No. 1), Lubbock, TX
AGAINST:
Ellis, Gregory (Groundwater Conservation District clients of the firm.), League City, TX
Martinsson, Leah Executive Director (Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts), Austin,
TX
McGuire, Mike General Manager (Self; Rolling Plains Groundwater Conservation
District), Munday, TX
Sledge, Brian Attorney (Upper Trinity GCD, Prairielands GCD, and North Texas GCD),
Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bessent, Kody Vice President of Operations & Legislative Affairs (Plains Cotton Growers,
Inc.), Lubbock, TX
Frazier, Kyle (Texas association of groundwater owners and producers), Austin, TX
Park, Joey (Texas Wildlife Association), Austin, TX
Schumann, Peyton Director of Government Affairs (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Association), Austin, TX
Skrobarczyk, Ryan Director (Texas Nursery & Landscape Association), Austin, TX
Toomey, Michael (Texans for Lawsuit Reform), Austin, TX
Vaughan, Dee Director (Self; Texas Corn Producers Association), Dumas, TX
Wade, Patrick (Texas Grain Sorghum Association), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Water & Rural Affairs
April 1, 2019 2:00 PM - or upon adjournment
AGAINST:
Aaron, Dirk Clearwater UWCD (Self; Clearwater UWCD), Belton, TX
Embrey, Ty (Middle Trinity GCD, Panola County GCD, Real Edwards Conservation and
Reclamation District, Middle Pecos GCD), Austin, TX
Fitzsimmons Sledge, Shauna (Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer Conservation District),
Austin, TX
Flatten, Charles Water policy (Self; Hill Country Alliance), Bee cave, TX
Hess, Myron (National Wildlife Federation), Austin, TX
Mullins, Chris Staff Attorney (Self; Save Our Springs Alliance), Austin, TX
Reed, Cyrus Conservation director (Lone star chapter sierra club), Austin, TX
Turner, Robert (Self; West texas ground water management alliance), Voss, TX
ON:
McGeary, Judith Executive Director (Self; Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance), Cameron,
TX
FOR:
Heinrich, Alan (Self), Grand saline, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Laney, J Pete (Texas Citrus Mutual), Austin, TX
Skrobarczyk, Ryan Director (Texas Nursery & Landscape Association), Austin, TX
FOR:
Blanco, Mauricio Boat owner and ucot (also providing written testimony) (Self; Union
comercial of oystermen of texas), Port la vaca, TX
Boney, W. Brad (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas outdoor coastal council),
Galveston, TX
Bunjaku, Sadik Fisherman (Self; Prestige oysters), Friendswood, TX
Halili, Lisa Vp (Self; Prestige oysters), San leon, TX
Halili, Ruzhdi Vice president (Self; Prestige oysters inc), Bacliff, TX
Halilo, Rhonda (Prestige Oysters,Inc), Dickinson, TX
Ivic, Michael Oyster fisherman (Self; Mishos Oyster Company), San Leon, TX
Watkins, Kenneth (Self), La porte, TX
AGAINST:
Baker, Richard (Self; Sustainable Texas Oyster Resource Management LLC), Anahuac,
TX
Woody, Tracy (Self; Sustainable texas oyster resource managment), Anahuac, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Berisha, Shpend (Self; Prestige oysters), San leon, TX
Biscamp, Paulina (Self; Prestige oyster), La marque, TX
Blume, Cindy Owner (Self; J.B's Seafood), Winnie, TX
Blume III, Jack (Self; J.B.'s Seafood), Port Bolivar, TX
WITNESS LIST
Water & Rural Affairs
April 1, 2019 2:00 PM - or upon adjournment
Blume, Jr., Jack President (Self; J.B'S Seafood), Winnie, TX
Cruz, Jose Luis Owner. Capetan (Self), Port Lavaca, TX
Halili, Gezim (Prestige oyster), San leon, TX
Halili, Habib (Prestige Oysters, Inc), Dickinson, TX
Halili, Hajrulla (Self; Prestige oysters inc), Bacliff, TX
Halili, Samantha (Self), Kemah, TX
Halimi, Liridona (Self; Prestige Oysters), San leon, TX
Hamilton, Mike (Self; Texas restaurant association), Beaumont, TX
Hunter, Nina (Self; Panapesca usa), San antonio, TX
Hunter, Sara (Self; PanaPesca USA), San antonio, TX
Ivic, Joseph Boat owner (oyster boat) (Self; Mishos Oyster Company), Seabrook, TX
Lugo, Suzanne (Self; PJ's Shrimp Co.), Rockport, TX
Lugo estrada, Emmanuel (Self; Pj's shrimp co.), Rockport, TX
Martinez, Jose A (Self; Prestige oysters), San leon, TX
Padilla, Joaquin (Self; Prestige oysters), San leon, TX
Palacios, Jorge Oysterman (Self; Union of texas oysterman), Port lavaca, TX
Portillo, Gabriel Oysterman (Self; Union of texas oystermen), Port lavaca, TX
Reed, Cyrus Conservation director (Lone star chapter sierra club), Austin, TX
Rodriguez, Manuel Oysterman (Self; Prestige oysters), Port lavaca, TX
Sahiti, Ekrem (Self; Prestige oysters), San leon, TX
Slabic, Ivo Oyster fisherman (Self), League city, TX
Slabic, Nevenka (Self), League city, TX
Slavic, Jure Oyster Fisherman (Self; Gulf coast oyster inc), League city, TX
ON:
Hawkins, Andrew Staff Attorney (Texas General Land Office (GLO)), Austin, TX
Riechers, Robin (Texas Parks and Wildlife), Austin, TX
Sweeney, Robert (Texas Parks and Wildlife), Austin, TX


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Before Change
df = pd.concat([dist, y_s], axis=1).sort_values("distance")
// Y sorted by their distance to the
Y = df.as_matrix(np.arange(Y.shape[1]))
centers = np.array([Y[0], Y[-1]])
Y = Y[1:-1]
// adjust k such that the final output has size k
k -= 2
After Change
df = pd.concat([dist, y_s], axis=1).sort_values("distance")
// Y sorted by their distance to the
Y = df[np.arange(Y.shape[1])].values
centers = np.array([Y[0], Y[-1]])
Y = Y[1:-1]
// adjust k such that the final output has size k
k -= 2


Before Change
// toggled again to make the saved file work:
fig, axs = plt.subplots(2, 2, constrained_layout=True)
for ax in axs.flatten()[:-1]:
ax.plot(np.arange(10))
axs[1, 1].plot(np.arange(10), label="This is a plot")
leg = axs[1, 1].legend(loc="center left", bbox_to_anchor=(0.8, 0.5))
leg.set_in_layout(False)
wanttoprint = False
After Change
leg.set_in_layout(False)
// trigger a draw so that constrained_layout is executed once
// before we turn it off when printing....
fig.canvas.draw()
// we want the legend included in the bbox_inches="tight" calcs.
leg.set_in_layout(True)
// we don"t want the layout to change at this point.
fig.set_constrained_layout(False)


Can you tell this is infront of a BART station?? Celebratory
picture for entering Berkeley successfully.Frolicked around the Embarkadero and Ferry Building for a good
two hours because we found a perfect photospot with shadowplay.Located on Columbus Street, this coffee joint not only brews
amazing espresso but it also serves hot-out-of-the-oven salted chocolate chip cookies.Good ol' friends Tim and Joanne.The pastry basket was better than the brunch. Yes, it's acclaimed
in Berkeley to be the most authentic French cuisine for brunch but I'm really into singular, strong
tastes like Tapatio (because I'm basic) so it was just "ok."Clarion Alley. Love the intersections of art and activism that is present all around this place
but got shat on because my lip color was "too abrasive." I'll never stop wearing red lipstick.This amazing woman, who has been in my life for the past 3 years
to see me grow as a leader and a human, was the best city companion I could've asked for.


The Group enables you to make a selection of units. This selection of units can be used very simply, like just counting units within various "segments", but it can and must be used to run a Job. The nice thing about groups is that they are very flexible, not like profiles which have a static nature. Add/Change/Delete/Inspect
In the Group page, you can add/change/delete/inspect a particular Group. In order to create a Group, you have to select the Unit Type, enter a Group name, and add a description.
It is possible to create a hierarchy in the Group structure, by setting a parent Group. The Profile selection will then be inherited from the parent Group, and cannot be changed. If a Group has not defined a Profile, the selection is All Profiles, that is all Units within the given Unit Type.
The actual seletion of units is made by adding parameters to the group. They act like simple search-clauses (parameter1 = 'foo' and parameter2 != 'bar'). Note that each parameter is AND'ed together, there is no OR in use here. The search critera from the parents are also AND'ed into the search in the same fashion. Combine this with the possiblity to create your own System parameters in the Unit Type page and then populate these parameters with information feeded from your own CRM/BSS-system, then you will have a truly flexible grouping system, allowing you to create any kind of group you need.
A Group cannot be deleted if it is a part of a Job that is currently running. The current size field denotes the number of Units that are currently part of the Group. It can in some cases take some time to load the Group page due to the calculation of this number of Units.
 Such a group changes a specific parameter criteria every hour or every day. The criteria is then set to either the current hour or the current date. If offset is specified, the hour or date is moved forward in time the number of days specified. The purpose of such a group is only evident when combined with a syslog event (see GROUPSYNC syslog event), since units can be "tagged" with the current hour or date, and then "fall" into a certain group. This can in turn be used to both Jobs and statistics/monitoring. Overview
If the Group has set a parent Group, then it will be displayed In the Group overview in a tree structure that looke like parameter hiearchy lists.
You can filter Groups based on their name and Profile. If you have a lot of top level Groups and dependent children, you would use this filter to only retrieve a certain set of Groups.
You can filter the selection of Units by configuring a set of Group parameters. Adding and updating Group parameters is done almost in the same way as we have seen on the Unit Type and Profile pages. The only difference here is the Operator column, that defines if this is a likeness or an unlikeness filter parameter.


So far, MUDA has no official releases because its in very early development phase. You can download development source tree from svn repository.
$ svn co https://lucille.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/lucille/angelina/haskellmuda muda
NOTE You may use **http** instead of https.
MUDA compiler mudah is written totally in Haskell.
To build MUDA compiler, You’ll need Haskell compiler, especially GHC.
MUDA compiler may work any platform where Haskell compiler GHC works(e.g. Linux, Win32, Mac OS X, BSD, etc).
MUDA genrated SIMD-C code may be compiled on following platforms.
After checking out MUDA source tree from svn repository, type following to build MUDA compiler.
$ cd muda $ make # MUDA compiler named 'mudah' will be built at top directory. $ make test <- this is optional


{% extends "qualify/base/qualify-1.html" %} {% block form_action %}/qualify/company/qualify-2.html{% endblock %}


mainwindow.cpp Example File
itemviews/chart/mainwindow.cpp/**************************************************************************** ** ** Copyright (C) 2016 The Qt Company Ltd. ** Contact: https://www.qt.io/licensing/ ** ** This file is part of the examples of the Qt Toolkit. ** ** $QT_BEGIN_LICENSE:BSD$ ** Commercial License Usage ** Licensees holding valid commercial Qt licenses may use this file in ** accordance with the commercial license agreement provided with the ** Software or, alternatively, in accordance with the terms contained in ** a written agreement between you and The Qt Company. For licensing terms ** and conditions see https://www.qt.io/terms-conditions. For further ** information use the contact form at https://www.qt.io/contact-us. ** ** BSD License Usage ** Alternatively, you may use this file under the terms of the BSD license ** as follows: ** ** "Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without ** modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are ** met: ** * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright ** notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. ** * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright ** notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in ** the documentation and/or other materials provided with the ** distribution. ** * Neither the name of The Qt Company Ltd nor the names of its ** contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived ** from this software without specific prior written permission.   ** ** $QT_END_LICENSE$ ** ****************************************************************************/ #include <QtWidgets> #include "pieview.h" #include "mainwindow.h" MainWindow::MainWindow() { QMenu *fileMenu = new QMenu(tr("&File"), this); QAction *openAction = fileMenu->addAction(tr("&Open...")); openAction->setShortcuts(QKeySequence::Open); QAction *saveAction = fileMenu->addAction(tr("&Save As...")); saveAction->setShortcuts(QKeySequence::SaveAs); QAction *quitAction = fileMenu->addAction(tr("E&xit")); quitAction->setShortcuts(QKeySequence::Quit); setupModel(); setupViews(); connect(openAction, &QAction::triggered, this, &MainWindow::openFile); connect(saveAction, &QAction::triggered, this, &MainWindow::saveFile); connect(quitAction, &QAction::triggered, qApp, &QCoreApplication::quit); menuBar()->addMenu(fileMenu); statusBar(); loadFile(":/Charts/qtdata.cht"); setWindowTitle(tr("Chart")); resize(870, 550); } void MainWindow::setupModel() { model = new QStandardItemModel(8, 2, this); model->setHeaderData(0, Qt::Horizontal, tr("Label")); model->setHeaderData(1, Qt::Horizontal, tr("Quantity")); } void MainWindow::setupViews() { QSplitter *splitter = new QSplitter; QTableView *table = new QTableView; pieChart = new PieView; splitter->addWidget(table); splitter->addWidget(pieChart); splitter->setStretchFactor(0, 0); splitter->setStretchFactor(1, 1); table->setModel(model); pieChart->setModel(model); QItemSelectionModel *selectionModel = new QItemSelectionModel(model); table->setSelectionModel(selectionModel); pieChart->setSelectionModel(selectionModel); QHeaderView *headerView = table->horizontalHeader(); headerView->setStretchLastSection(true); setCentralWidget(splitter); } void MainWindow::openFile() { const QString fileName = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName(this, tr("Choose a data file"), "", "*.cht"); if (!fileName.isEmpty()) loadFile(fileName); } void MainWindow::loadFile(const QString &fileName) { QFile file(fileName); if (!file.open(QFile::ReadOnly | QFile::Text)) return; QTextStream stream(&file); QString line; model->removeRows(0, model->rowCount(QModelIndex()), QModelIndex()); int row = 0; do { line = stream.readLine(); if (!line.isEmpty()) { model->insertRows(row, 1, QModelIndex()); QStringList pieces = line.split(',', QString::SkipEmptyParts); model->setData(model->index(row, 0, QModelIndex()), pieces.value(0)); model->setData(model->index(row, 1, QModelIndex()), pieces.value(1)); model->setData(model->index(row, 0, QModelIndex()), QColor(pieces.value(2)), Qt::DecorationRole); row++; } } while (!line.isEmpty()); file.close(); statusBar()->showMessage(tr("Loaded %1").arg(fileName), 2000); } void MainWindow::saveFile() { QString fileName = QFileDialog::getSaveFileName(this, tr("Save file as"), "", "*.cht"); if (fileName.isEmpty()) return; QFile file(fileName); if (!file.open(QFile::WriteOnly | QFile::Text)) return; QTextStream stream(&file); for (int row = 0; row < model->rowCount(QModelIndex()); ++row) { QStringList pieces; pieces.append(model->data(model->index(row, 0, QModelIndex()), Qt::DisplayRole).toString()); pieces.append(model->data(model->index(row, 1, QModelIndex()), Qt::DisplayRole).toString()); pieces.append(model->data(model->index(row, 0, QModelIndex()), Qt::DecorationRole).toString()); stream << pieces.join(',') << "\n"; } file.close(); statusBar()->showMessage(tr("Saved %1").arg(fileName), 2000); }


In 2016, I founded a startup at MIT named elore that used NLP to match software engineering applicants to technical companies. We were able
to grow to 30 teams using our product and were named Most Progressive Startup of our batch. Now, I currently consult with a variety of cloud companies for deep learning infrastructure solutions.
Some of my clients include Digital Ocean, Alibaba Cloud and
TrackGen.
I was also named one of Wharton's Experts in Residence, helping incubated startups mature and scale.